Beside her also fake name, Amber has made up a story about a made up sister who similarly to Julie, died from CF. This conjured sister should be enough to hook Daphne with a personal twinge. Passionate to her cause indeed, Daphne takes the bait right off the bat. After one opening lunch to reminisce about their sisters, bit by bit, Amber lies her way to be Daphne’s best girl. Easier than she’s expected, Amber has swiftly become a regular in Parrish’s magnificent home.

Trace is such a pretentious, and bad hardcover.
I believe Trace should fall under mystery category, but in it, suspense is non-existent, or non-detectable at the very least. Choosing to reveal the villain right off the bat which otherwise would have been the epicenter of anticipation is really okay if you know what you’re doing. But if you don’t, like in Trace’s case, where there’s no merited follow-up chase to the identified culprit, it very much ruins any trail of thrill. No pun intended.

In the span of her search, Kerry has been multiple times warned. Kerry has been waiting to be nominated as a judge, and now she’s only one call away to be one. Opening a closed case which the offender has already been paying his time in penitentiary surely would call troubles. And troubles might mean jeopardizing her bright prospect of career. Should she leave it alone then? But in that case, how would she be a worthy judge if she ignored her own thirst of truth?

This is my first time reading P&P. It’s crazy, I know. It’s like everybody must have read this some tens years ago. Lol. And since everybody but me have the story off the top of their heads already, I hope we’ve passed spoiler by a long way now.
So, first thing first. P&P is both what I was expecting and what I wasn’t. It is basically an old romance as I expected, but it is also much more!

To Marg, this all feels nothing but completely unfair. She didn’t even want to fly, she tried really hard to tolerate it, just for one time, yet now she’s lost her life as she knew it. And by the way, where is Chip? She knows that he made it out of the collision unscathed. But for reasons she doesn’t know, he barely visits her at the hospital anymore, or actually at all, since the accident? Is the engagement still on? And if Marg really doesn’t even have that much to hold, what should she hang her tenuous hope onto?

In 1994, a woman named Susan Smith drowned her two sons deep into a lake near their neighborhood. Beyond All Reason is the account of her husband at the time, David Smith. A dad who lost his two sons and had to deal with a wife that was also the murderer of his children.

In the middle of the chain of a new packed schedule, and her impending first speech as a princess, Mia’s head is discordantly at someplace else. She can’t stop thinking about her boyfriend, Kenny. Not because she likes him so much, rather because of the opposite! It seems that Mia can’t hold secret the fact that she doesn’t like Kenny for much longer. She just can’t keep avoiding the warmth and intimacy Kenny has been trying to offer. At some point, she really has to let him know.

Animal Farm is a political satire written by George Orwell. It tells about a farm where the animals rebel against the owner. As a whole and in details, this fable is an allegory of Russian Revolution 1917 and eventually Russian days under Stalinist era.

The thing is, Martin Addison accidentally sees his emails with Blue, quickly put two and two together and figured out that Si is gay and decides to blackmail him using them. Those emails, have been Si’s only safe zone to be completely himself. And now, this bully is threatening to expose that one safe space to all the homophobics and not homophobics around them.

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Hi, my name is Carissa. I’m a married lady who comes from an archipelago near the south end of Asia continent called Indonesia. Against the widely spread stereotype, I am not a maid, nor an illegal immigrant. I live my life just like you guys do. I read, I write, and I sketch. Enjoy!